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Hi Tondunard,
Welcome from a 52 year old noobie to any kind of programming, I have been hangin' out here for about 19 months now, it is fun to revisit my earlier forrays into PBP. The learning curve seems to have a few bumps in it, but this is the place to find the straight talk.
JS
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nice to meet you sir, hope i'll find some answers to all my questions (by searching this forum)Originally Posted by Joe S.
Later
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Welcome to the forum. You got it. The way to learn is to try things and read this forum daily, not just when you have a problem. If time permits I like to work through some of the problems people have and see if I can figure them out. Just like a home work assignment.
Some of the professors here are even funny
Dave
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That's just great, hope i'll be able to do that someday.Welcome to the forum. You got it. The way to learn is to try things and read this forum daily, not just when you have a problem. If time permits I like to work through some of the problems people have and see if I can figure them out. Just like a home work assignment.
Some of the professors here are even funny
what i would like to achieve is to put a strip of data (60 characters) in a variable so that i can modify it later and resend-it every second.
Can't seem to be able to put my finger on it, but i am so close.
anyway, i'll search again (and again), and i will finally get it somehow
what i have now is a hserin (to receive) and right after that a hserout.
Putting incoming serial data in a variable is like a big miracle (lol).
Timing is my big problem for now, while i receive (hserin) i don't have time to store the data somewhere (loosing characters)
so far i made some progress, i'll get there eventually...
Later
Alain
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I have not tried what you are doing but this might help
http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/show...t=long+strings
Dave
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Extracting position rom GPS data stream
Have a look at
http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=5423
where you will see an example of reading the NMEA data stream, putting the selected string into an array and extracting the wanted fields.
You will normally NOT want to retransmit the entire NMEA stream, but instead just selected fields.
HTH
Brian
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Thanks all
Got more and more info, that's just great
i'll digest all that today
it's way cool here....
Alain
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